First sales of the year, some good scores.

[Nickleanddime]

Got these items today, the ball gloves the catchers mitt is a Rawlings pro series heart of the hide lefty glove, and 2 50ish gloves , Newport first base or catchers mitt not sure about it(lighter color) and the other dark one is a old spalding Jerry lumpe mitt.


The pottery is a Japanese mug set has Japanese symbol on all 6 but no other mark all hand thrown and hand painted.


Then I got 2 other mugs a Anastasia and the other one about $10 a piece,



A 96 phillies Allstate game batting helmet for .25 cents might get $15 back,


A phalzgraft table set from the '70s can't find anything close to it yet but going to auction and see what I get,

And these railroad and the one by itself is a vietnam era aircraft carrier at sea pic



All toghter spent between $15 and $20 should triple my money just on that Rawlings mitt. The train photos are from 1957 and should go as a set around $30, the rest will be icing on the cake lol. And people laugh when I tell them I'm a addict to this.

 

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[bill from lachine]

Good luck on the resale of these items.

Regards + HH

Bill

 

[Butter Hat]

Aaahhhhhhh! Pfaltzgraff! Mugs! Yer killin' me!

Great finds. *insanely jealous lol*

 

[kingskid1611]

great scores for sure. Congrats!

 

[diggummup]

The Pfaltzgraff pattern is called "Village". Any way to ID the aircraft carrier? Are they photos or postcards?

 

[Nickleanddime]

The only marking on that Carrier has a big E just under the bridge. All the planes on the deck are prop planes. (Rest is edited out for inaccuracies). All photos are actual photos except the 2 colored post cards of the pen rr train and its destination the steel mill of pa..

The mugs I usually stay away from because I never do good on those but with the age of them figure we would take a shot. The newer catchers mitt sold this morning after a 2 hours of listing.